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Rebuilding Lambeth OP35458
St Johns Church, Waterloo Road, Lambeth, Greater London. Exterior view from the north-west of St Johns Church, showing the building surrounded by scaffolding during rebuilding following bomb damage during the Second World War.
The original caption reads: " Rebuilding of St. Johns Church, Waterloo Road."
St Johns Church was originally built in 1823-4 to designs by the architect Francis Bedford. It was one of four churches built in Lambeth in the Greek Revival style. The church was damaged by bombs during the Second World War. It was later restored and designated as the Festival of Britain church in 1951
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Media ID 25316289
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Bomb Damage Georgian Parish Church Renovation Scaffolding Second World War Festival Of Britain Greek Revival
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Introducing the Media Storehouse Photo Mug featuring "Rebuilding Lambeth OP35458" by Historic England Archive. This stunning mug showcases an exterior view of St John's Church in Lambeth, Greater London, captured during its rebuilding process following bomb damage. The intricate details of the scaffolding and the historic architecture are beautifully preserved in this photograph. Bring a piece of history into your daily routine with this unique and captivating Photo Mug from Media Storehouse. Perfect for tea or coffee, it's a thoughtful gift or a treat for yourself.
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Mug Size is 8cm high x 9.5cm diameter (3.1" x 3.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures the resilient spirit of St Johns Church in Lambeth, Greater London. Standing tall amidst a sea of scaffolding, this magnificent Georgian parish church is undergoing a remarkable transformation after enduring bomb damage during the Second World War. Originally constructed in 1823-4 by architect Francis Bedford, St Johns Church was one of Lambeth's four Greek Revival style churches. However, its peaceful existence was shattered when bombs ravaged its structure during the war. Undeterred by adversity, the church embarked on an arduous journey of restoration and emerged as a symbol of hope and resilience for the community. From this north-western vantage point, we witness the meticulous rebuilding process that breathes new life into every corner of this architectural gem. The scaffolding enveloping the building serves as both a protective shield and a testament to human determination. In 1951, St Johns Church received further recognition when it was designated as the Festival of Britain church. This prestigious honor solidified its significance not only as a place of worship but also as an emblematic landmark representing strength and rebirth. Preserved within Historic England Archive's vast collection, this print immortalizes St Johns Church's remarkable journey from devastation to revival. It stands as a poignant reminder that even in times of darkness and destruction, humanity has an unwavering ability to rebuild and restore what once seemed lost forever.
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